Witchcraft XV: Blood Rose
Part of Witchcraft Collection
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Rose, a legacy witch, becomes a member of a local coven. Seductress Sharon uses her own powers to enter Roses' body and mind. She uses Rose unwillingly to steal people's souls. Her ultimate goal: resurrect Satan himself. Will Rose stop her sexy, evil rampage before it is too late?
Language
EN
Status
Released
Release Date
Cast
Molly Dougherty
Rose
Noël VanBrocklin
Sharon
Bernadette Pérez
Detective Lutz
Leroy Castanon
Detective Garner
Zamra Dollskin
Tara
Ryan Cleary
Will Spanner
Jennifer Woods
Samantha Garrison
Diana Prince
Eden
Jessica Beck
Danielle
Ernest Pierce
Jamal
Jeremy J. Sykes
Samuel
Manny Cazz
Nick
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